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Cavani, Rojo and who is the last ?We only have 3 former United players at Boca now, so I'm sure they could tell him more.
Cavani, Rojo and who is the last ?We only have 3 former United players at Boca now, so I'm sure they could tell him more.
Cavani, Rojo and who is the last ?
I take no stock whatsoever in what happens with young players on loan in lower leagues. It is a total crapshoot and means precisely FA about the player's ability or future.Oyedele couldn't get into the squad for a Forest Green side battling to stay up in the 4th tier, he's clearly nowhere near ready to contribute here.
What do you meanThe Caf. Knows. Nothing.
You’d honestly take Ross Barkley who has been spectacularly underwhelming throughout his entire career over a promising young talent with resale value if he doesn’t work out? Is your surname Woodward?!!What do you mean
Tier 2:
More info:
Liverpool enter the Koopmeiners race:
That sounds like a PR push to excuse himself for any backlash over firing Ten Hag.
Tier 2:
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Is this a serious question?Okay so who has Berrada hired in the past?
Besides PepIs this a serious question?
More from Romano via United Stand:
Waiting for a better source
I reckon he'll get a Nice loan for 2 years
Watch FIFA/UEFA crack down on this practice of signing youngsters to farm them out to other leagues for development when we start doing this even though its been happening for at least a decade before us.I reckon he'll get a Nice loan for 2 years
Waiting for a better source
Yes please!Davide Petrucci mk2
Well he’s hired no one.Besides Pep
Tier 2:
- The departures will dictate the summer activity.
- If a CB leaves, then United will prioritise bringing in a new CB.
- Reminder: United are interested in both Branthwaite and Todibo
- Midfield
- United may sell Casemiro, prompting them to go after a new midfielder
- Becomes a higher priority should Christian Eriksen also leave
- United are keeping plenty of options, some of which include the following
- João Gomes (Wolves)
- Several clubs looking at him
- Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Leicester)
- Might cost £25m and allowed to leave if Leicester don't get promoted
- Forward
- Striker is the highest priority.
- United are looking at longer-term options (i.e. younger players, no older stop-gaps)
- Sesko, Evan Ferguson, and Zirzkee are three of the options
- Not likely to enter the race for Osimhen
- Looking for £250k/week in wages
- Sesko & Zirkzee are available for under £50m whilst Ferguson's available for at least £80m
To be fair, after Højlund, we have no other proper striker to step up. Martial will leave in the summer, so no matter what, we need another striker. For the midfield and defence, whilst we need improvements, we don't need a player at all costs like we do with a striker.So we signed a really expensive, young striker last summer and somehow our biggest priority is striker again? Midfield and defence need reinforcements even before players leave.
Neves no longer being considered?
Yes that is the right analysis i thinkI’m not sure but Jim did say he doesn’t want to be spending crazy amounts of money on just one or two players and from recent reports on Neves I’ve seen figures ranging from 85-100m. So that would surely rule us out making a bid but who knows.
I don’t think that pep hired him, he’s above Pep’s pay grade. I believe that he worked his way through the ranksBesides Pep
Considering City do that with their various teams; Brighton as well - and before either, Watford, Udinese and Granada loaned loads between themselves - then I think we'd be very hard done by if anyone tried to prevent any loans.Sounds like a good idea assuming we can get away with it
This talking point seems to come up frequently about Mainoo now (Tier 2):
Basically, Mainoo's current contract runs until 2027 with a one-year option. The current contract also contains performance-based incentives that are getting triggered. Therefore, United doesn't need to push for a new contract soon.